Yes, I've read this one a few years ago! It's an ok book, but not one of my favourites. But I wish there were more books about professional deformation.
Yep, I like them both a lot too. I also very much regretted that the film version of 22 was canceled after the first season. Where is the deformation in "Monday"?
Catch is about helplessness in objective and extreme circumstances. After the war, he also breaks down
Yeah, true, Catch-22 is about a lot of things. But this absurdity of everyone around Yossarian (including himself) is a type of derformation.
In Monday I see it as the difference between Privalov and his older colleagues. This combination of smugness, snobishness and cynicism is exceptionally common among young scientists (myself not an exception).
Good story! I like your mixed/ironic feelings about culture and commerce. Maybe it's a good thing the artists and writers and musicians don't have control! 😂
und wie war die Eigenschwingung der Kabine mit den Passagieren drin?
Presumably, they don't stand frozen in place in there.
House Of God (Black Swan) (English Edition) https://amzn.eu/d/7bCGTpZ
Yes, I've read this one a few years ago! It's an ok book, but not one of my favourites. But I wish there were more books about professional deformation.
and the favorite is?
Overall, I think, "Catch-22". Not strictly speaking "professional" deformation, but close.
Strugatsky Brother's "Monday Begins on Saturday" is also quite good in this regard.
Yep, I like them both a lot too. I also very much regretted that the film version of 22 was canceled after the first season. Where is the deformation in "Monday"?
Catch is about helplessness in objective and extreme circumstances. After the war, he also breaks down
Yeah, true, Catch-22 is about a lot of things. But this absurdity of everyone around Yossarian (including himself) is a type of derformation.
In Monday I see it as the difference between Privalov and his older colleagues. This combination of smugness, snobishness and cynicism is exceptionally common among young scientists (myself not an exception).
https://amzn.eu/d/cXXK8G2
Thisn one I haven't read. Sounds interesting!
https://amzn.eu/d/8k8LCXc
My German is not good enough for that one, but I'll check it out in English.
Good story! I like your mixed/ironic feelings about culture and commerce. Maybe it's a good thing the artists and writers and musicians don't have control! 😂
Thanks!
Last time a violinist controlled Rome...
Haha! Pol Pot was right, who knew? (Sorry bad taste)
Haha